Understanding behavioural finance in dentistry
Wealthwide presents a guide to understanding the fascinating field of behavioural finance for dental practice owners. Behavioural finance is a fascinating field that combines psychology and economics to explain why individuals often make irrational or suboptimal financial decisions. By highlighting how cognitive biases, emotions, and social influences can lead to errors in judgment and unexpected […]
Discover a cinematic learning experience for cosmetic dentistry
Bespoke Smile Academy (BSA) explains how its BSA Online learning platform complements hands-on courses and one-to-one mentorship to provide first-class cosmetic dentistry training. Who is BSA Online for? BSA Online is ideal for dentists who: Want to access courses from sold out course providers Want to be inspired, educated, and solve problems Value an online experience rather […]
DDS.Berlin concludes inaugural event with positive feedback
BERLIN, Germany: On 28 and 29 June, DDS.Berlin, the first edition of the Digital Dentistry Show, successfully launched at the ARENA BERLIN. The event attracted nearly 80 exhibitors and over 1,000 participants, half of the attendees coming from Germany. The summit also saw a significant presence of dental professionals from other European countries and beyond.
“The future is already here”
One of the prominent speakers at DDS.Berlin, the first edition of the Digital Dentistry Show, was Dr Raquel Zita Gomes, a Portuguese implant dentist with extensive clinical, industry and academic experience. Across the event’s programme on 28 and 29 June, Dr Zita Gomes presented two lectures and convened two workshops, engaging with interested participants throughout. […]
More fitness to practise cases are closing early, says GDC
We are seeing fewer concerns and closing more cases at the early stages of the fitness to practise (FtP) process, says a GDC director. Clare Callan, associate director of fitness to practise at the GDC, said that the number of concerns received and initially assessed has reduced by more than half over the last decade. […]
What I’ve learned about dental therapy since speaking about it
Reflecting on the last few years, Cat Edney shares the lessons she has learned about the integration of dental therapy within the profession. I have been incredibly fortunate that my passion for putting dental therapy back into practice has led me to a whole host of wonderful events and organisations. Over the years I have […]
‘No light at the end of the tunnel’ – the challenges of dentistry’s overseas registration exam
International dentist Gauri Pradhan talks about the challenges of the overseas registration exam (ORE) and why it has to change. I came to the UK on 14 September 2007. I had qualified in India with a BDS and then went on to do my master’s in oral and maxillofacial surgery. The post-graduation degree was an intensive […]
How to enhance profitability ethically in implant dentistry
Andrea Worth explains how implant dentists can increase their profitability without sacrificing the quality of their care. In the rapidly evolving field of implant dentistry, dentists are continuously seeking ways to increase their profitability without compromising on ethics or quality of care. With more patients feeling strapped for cash, fewer are opting for treatment. The […]
‘Not just another number’ – why you should join Damira Dental Studios
Join Damira Dental Studios and become part of a high-performing team dedicated to exceptional patient care and professional growth. Join a community of like-minded dentists! Established in 2003, Damira Dental Studios has expanded from one small practice in Oxford to 35 dental practices across the UK. It offers a supportive and growth-oriented environment for dentists. […]
Alcohol and drugs cause three million annual deaths, says WHO
Almost 5% of yearly deaths worldwide are caused by alcohol (2.6 million) and drugs (600,000) according to a new report by the World Health Organization (WHO). The data shows that alcohol causes 2.6 million deaths worldwide while drugs are responsible for 600,000. Of the total alcohol-related deaths, approximately 1.6 million were due to non-communicable diseases. […]